Ohio Short Line Railroad, Rusty Rails Get Action! Ohio South Central Railroad 1951 Locomotive Action Video

First train I caught on this rusty branch line railroad in Ohio with 5 customers and 64 route miles of track. Ohio South Central Railroad is a 7 year old short line railroad based in Hamden, Ohio. Trains run as needed on the lightly used Class 2 track. I was south of Chillicothe Ohio looking for CSX trains when at Vauces Ohio I spotted the locomotive pulling a short train to Hamden.First scene shows the locomotive pulling into the train yard at Hamden to shut down for the weekend. Next we go back to where the chase started on the CSX. Then we see the train crossing over US 35 at Richmond Dale. The train is seen going under us at West Junction and then it is crossing the trestle over Middle Fork Salt Creek. The train is then seen passing an awesome house by the tracks and going through a rock cut.After that we see it passing a home built into the ground just west of Hamden. There is a wye at Hamden where the 2 covered hopper cars were left for the Monday train to take south to Jackson. This railroad is ex Baltimore & Ohio Railroad and trains operate on 160.965 channel 057. Here is the new railroad frequency guide: https://dpdproductions.com/pages/railroad-frequencies-new-aar-plan . The locomotive is a GP7u built by EMD in 1951. The railroad was approved for a $367,000 grant for track work in Jackson and here is a link for information on that: https://www.vintonjacksoncourier.com/news/ohio-south-central-railroad-receives-367k-grant/article_5a550fb8-1814-5f12-9c5a-964d5d3f5184.html

Filmed Friday, January 29, 2021. This is filmed in 4K so make sure that you have it set for 4K in the settings below the video.

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